by Ross Cann | Oct 19, 2020 | Architectural History
In a world dominated by thirty-second sound bites, YouTube videos, and dueling town halls on T.V., what good are books? And what good then are book reviews? Well books have a gravitas and permanence that fleeting video clips can never have. The Redwood Library has...
by Ross Cann | Oct 12, 2020 | Adaptive Reuse
A4 Architecture is pleased to have received many awards and recognition throughout the years. The latest award we have received is the “Best Adaptive Reuse Architecture Specialists- North Atlantic USA 2020” from Corporate Vision Magazine for our work on a wide variety...
by Ross Cann | Oct 1, 2020 | Architectural History, Technology
Among the most central features that help define the style and character of a building are its windows. The size, number, shape, and construction of the windows each play a part in the perception of the building from outside the building and determine its connection...
by Ross Cann | Sep 24, 2020 | Adaptive Reuse
What do you do when you are a thriving university set in one of the most historic and noteworthy neighborhoods in America? In the case of Salve Regina University, you get as creative as you can. Set within the Ochre Point neighborhood of Newport, Rhode Island and...
by Ross Cann | Sep 17, 2020 | Articles, Technology
Even in old buildings new technologies can be extremely beneficial. One relatively new HVAC technology that is becoming more popular each year is called “Ground source geothermal heat pump.” Rather than drawing its heat from either electricity or a fuel source, it...
